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6. Bonus (3 marks): The Turing test was developed by Alan Turing to determine if a machine (AI) was capable of passing as a human in a conversation with another human. The Turing test was devised with the notation that if an AI was able to logical interpret, formulate, and converse with a human to the point that it was artificially intelligent entity. The Turing test works by having a human participant starting a conversation over the internet. At the other end of the conversation is either another human or an AI agent. The human participant does not initially know whether they are talking to a human or AI. During the conversation, the human participant must determine whom they're speaking too. In this version of theTuring Test, the human participant (you) must determine whether they're talking to a human, an intelligent AI, or a broken AI. The broken AI doesn't work and thus always responds randomly. The intelligent AI always answers the question correctly. The human is trying to trick the human participant and thus always lies. Given that you can only aslk 3 Boolean questions how do you determine all three of your conversationalists Determine the 3 questions you would ask and demonstrate how these 3 questions help derive the identity of the 3 individuals. 6. Bonus (3 marks): The Turing test was developed by Alan Turing to determine if a machine (AI) was capable of passing as a human in a conversation with another human. The Turing test was devised with the notation that if an AI was able to logical interpret, formulate, and converse with a human to the point that it was artificially intelligent entity. The Turing test works by having a human participant starting a conversation over the internet. At the other end of the conversation is either another human or an AI agent. The human participant does not initially know whether they are talking to a human or AI. During the conversation, the human participant must determine whom they're speaking too. In this version of theTuring Test, the human participant (you) must determine whether they're talking to a human, an intelligent AI, or a broken AI. The broken AI doesn't work and thus always responds randomly. The intelligent AI always answers the question correctly. The human is trying to trick the human participant and thus always lies. Given that you can only aslk 3 Boolean questions how do you determine all three of your conversationalists Determine the 3 questions you would ask and demonstrate how these 3 questions help derive the identity of the 3 individuals